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This is a make-believe facsimile of that. This is what insights and feedback might look like, but I can't imagine that it would be usable as such...
- a full AI-generated persona that might have generic or irrelevant insights
- and write user personas manually with real users.
I use Hellooo.io for this:
- All my user interviews, transcripts and highlights are in it
- Then I select one or several user interviews and ask the "AI Researcher" to generate a user persona with this prompt:
Create a user persona from the selected interviews.
Format the persona with different paragraphs.
The first paragraph should contain a fictive name for the persona.
The second paragraph should be a short summary of the persona.
The third paragraph should contain basic demographic details (including age, location, and education).
The fourth paragraph should contain specific identifiers with the top 3 pain points, the top 3 goals, and the top 3 unmet needs related to our product or service.
Make sure the pain points, goals, and unmet needs are formatted in bullet-point lists.
Its ideas seem more generic but thorough compared to a human. E.g. it might give 8 ideas where 2-3 are irrelevant, 3-4 I already know, but then there's 1 good idea I hadn't thought of. So that's a net positive as long as they're not incorporated unthinkingly.
I like the 'objections' part of the persona (helps preempt concerns that can be addressed in website copy). (although these aren't real users so again should be taken with a shaker of salt).
Nice work. It's the most useful ChatGPT plugin I've used so far.
This: An AI's assumptions and guesses on what customers might think.
What did your product say would be the feedback you'd get here?